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The six-day programme aims to examine, articulate and celebrate our connection with the landscape dailyrecord.co.uk/news/local-new…

Good day at the Sunart Show today with Celia from Scottish Crofting Federation - a lengthened 'to do' list now, following some very interesting conversations with would-be woodland crofters (and others.....)

Curious about aspen restoration in Scotland? Join us on 4 September for a special webinar with our Wildlife Comeback Lead, Kirsten Brewster, in conversation with panellists Peter Livingstone (Eadha Enterprises) and @Andrew Painting (Mar Lodge Estate). Together, they’ll share insights

Current floral highlights in our nursery are Devil's Bit Scabious, Common Toadflax and Marsh Skullcap. The Scabious was literally vibrating with bees as well as butterflies. #biodiversity yearnstane

We wrote a discussion paper for Scottish Land Commission on this particular subject, together with Communities Housing Trust & Camus Consulting - take a look x.com/ScottishLandCo…

The river’s guardian: #alder 🌳 A pioneer of Scotland’s #wetlands, alder thrives along rivers and streams - holding banks together, shading the water, and boosting soil fertility. Watch to discover the alder's role in river life. #CaledonianForest #Trees #Folklore

📢 PROJECT ANNOUNCEMENT 📢 🌳 How resilient are our forests to windstorms? 🔬 Our scientists are blending social & ecological research to improve wind risk models and support climate-smart forest management. 🔗 Read more: forestprotection.uk/project/cfp251…

Booking now live! You can now book your place at our upcoming ScotLand Futures public meetings in Stornoway and Aberdeen! We’ll be talking about land, community, and what matters most to your local area and we’d love to see you there. 🗓️ Stornoway – 8 October 🗓️ Aberdeen – 29

Exciting to hear about the recording of the Olive Moth at Brodiclea Woodland #swseic #woollypigcompany #futureforestcompany. Only 5 previous records for #Ayrshire. Its food plant is #Aspen and other poplars. Our Aspen planting in the region will hopefully lead to its expansion.

The seed collection season is in full swing 🌱 Across western #Scotland, our volunteers have gathered willow and wild cherry seeds. Now it’s time for rowan, birch and hazel! Our Tree Seed Collection Project in partnership with Woodland Trust Scotland is boosting the availability

Friday is the deadline to secure your place at our Nature of Scotland Awards Shortlist Reception. Join us at the Scottish Parliament on 10 Sept as we honour this year's exceptional applicants. Don’t miss out - check your inbox for your invite and secure your place right away!

Call for posters! Showcase your work at our Ancient Woodlands Conference on 25 November in Birmingham. Posters are welcomed on the session themes: 📝 Evidence 🌳 Practice 📢 Policy & Campaigns Find out more at charteredforesters.org/event/ancient-…

New crofts, new opportunities Balnagown Estate and the Kyle of Sutherland Development Trust are working together to create up to 4 new tenanted crofts in Garbhad Wood. It’s a new approach to crofting on private land designed to: ✅ Help young people stay local ✅ Provide

Help the Our Rainforest Futures project by filling in their short survey! buff.ly/YAQTW0e What you tell them will help shape a funding bid for 5 years of work, which will mobilise and equip people to get stuck in to saving #ScotlandsRainforest. 📷 John MacPherson

Free Integrating Trees Network event - Tighnabruiach in Argyll, Tues 9 September 10am-1pm. Hosted by farmers Katharine & David Lowrie at Auchgoyle Farm, the event showcases how native woodlands increased biodiversity & enhanced their business. ➡️forestry.gov.scot/news-releases/…

Event: Walking & talking trees. Discover how Katharine and David Lowrie are transforming their farm to increase biodiversity by planting new native broadleaves on a 3rd of their land. 9 Sep 2025 10AM-1PM Tighnabruaich. Scottish Forestry buff.ly/QRNqbrS 📷 Niall Benvie

You might see filmy ferns growing in #ScotlandsRainforest. They're easy to mistake for moss or liverworts, but they're very very tiny ferns! The one you're most likely to see is Wilson's filmy fern, named for William Wilson, a 19th century botanist. 📷 John MacPherson

As the seasons change in #ScotlandsRainforest, there are lots of early signs of autumn to look out for, like the red berries on rowan trees. Did you know that rowans have a long association with magic in Scotland?? 🧙 Find out more: buff.ly/LSxMd7n 📷 Andy Hay

Missed this at the time. Some of the answers lie of course in the creation of woodland crofts..... You can read the discussion papers on the Community Land Scotland website here communitylandscotland.org.uk/resources/the-… heraldscotland.com/news/25358740.…